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I'm thinking about starting a discussion within the group about knives as protrayed or sold on television and associated media Obviously this would include the info-mercials such as Cutlery Corner, Knives Live and the Hoppin' Mad Hillbilly. But I thin we could also discuss television shows and movies as well as the latest Bud-K catalog and even magazine articles.
Anyone game?
I found a vintage Moose knife for sale but I have no idea if the knife is worth what he is asking. I guess thats a problem for everyone, if you have nothing to judge it against.
I'm just waiting for the launch. Already got pics and descriptions lined up.
Smiling-Knife,
Start one right here. If it grows we can always get you a regular group and move your stuff over. I think smaller knives is a great idea
I'm not familar with smaller knives but I would like to see and learn more about them. Sooo that means I'm in...lol
Smiling Knife, I'm in. Not sure about others
I wasn't sure about the level of interest so I was thinking of a discussion forum here along the lines of the Bulldog Group to start. Your idea to include a variety of small patterns including penknives, lobster, etc is a good idea. Thanks.
Do you mean a discussion within Box Full of knives or a bonafide group? I think if you're looking at a bonafide group, you should cast the net a little wider and have a group called "small patterns" or Gents, lobsters, penknives, etc. I've got maybe 10-15 knives that are equal-end penknives but probably 50 or so that fit the classification of a Gentleman's knife.
I am thinking of starting a pen knife group here. A very traditional and popular, but often overlooked, knife pattern. Any one else interested?
Thomas, counting raindrops? Now that is an activity I have not tried LOL. It will clear up and they will have a bunch of new knives at the flea market for you. :)
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